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...with his versions of The Rolling Stones’ cover of “Like a Rolling Stone,” which is filmed entirely from the perspective of a literal rolling stone, hisrecent Conan O’Brien is a floating head media meditation version of the White Stripes?? “Denial Twist” or his Macy’s as surreal playland take on West’s “Heard ‘em Say.” Bottom Line: “Dave Chappelle’s Block Party?...
...yesterday’s game was to capture a flag—unadorned by stars and stripes??placed in the middle of a room and to carry it deep into enemy territory...
...down prematurely? After all, we may not always be able to count on Beck to save us from the androids and their dancing ways.—Abe J. Riesman"The Denial Twist"The White Stripes At the end of Michel Gondry’s video for the White Stripes?? “The Denial Twist,” Conan O’Brian ’85 laments: “My head’s getting bigger…squarer…more like a cube,” as Meg White comforts him. This makes...
...work, and his inventiveness is clear. For the Rolling Stones’ video “Like a Rolling Stone,” he created the technology so that the camera’s perspective continues to roll as if it were an actual rolling stone. In the White Stripes?? “Fell in Love with a Girl,” Jack and Meg White are rendered as music-making Legos, a visual touch that is compelling in its own right, yet also accentuates the music. In a similar way, the casting of Eternal is creative...
...famous in the United Kingdom for a couple of years, turning up repeatedly in English music magazines such as New Musical Express (NME). The British press, notorious for over-hyping bands in a constant search for the next big thing, caught on to the Von Bondies after the White Stripes?? popularity soared. Marcie Bolen was even featured at number seven in NME’s 2002 Cool List. Meg White and Jack White, incidentally, rung in at numbers six and one, respectively...